Sentence examples for take you outside from inspiring English sources

"They would take you outside without a blindfold and beat you for a few hours, and you would watch others being beaten, to terrify you," M. said.

"They deal with us as criminal … sometimes they take you outside and beating you very well," one detainee told Guardian Australia.

"If you make a mistake, he doesn't take you outside and rip your head off," said Dennis Anderson, who plays first woodwind for "Kate".

He will gladly take you outside and bury a 3.

Let's just register for the hunt, and then I'll take you outside".

Jamesha picked him up and handed him to her. "I told you I was going to take you outside," Bonnie said to him, hugging him tightly.

Making bread takes you outside of whoever you might have been that day, that week, just for a bit.

"Well," he said, "I think art takes you outside yourself, takes you past yourself.

The last takes you outside the main galleries and turns you into a witness yourself.

"Anything as long as it takes you outside the academic bubble," says one postgraduate.

"This job takes you outside yourself into microcosms: dance halls, prostitution, baseball," she said.